Well, that answers the question of what the clue means so let’s now look at some famous clubs that actually dress like Liverpool.<\/p>\n
Manchester United, Bayern Munich, clubs and international teams that dress like Liverpool<\/h2>\n
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Liverpool might be the most famous football team in the world to wear red, but they\u2019re not the only ones.<\/p>\n
In fact, they started off wearing a very cool retro white and sky blue quartered shirts with navy blue shorts during their inception in 1892.<\/p>\n
They then moved to red shirts four years later in 1896, with white shorts to look distinctly different to the all-blue kit of city rivals Everton.<\/p>\n
But it was the 25th<\/sup> November 1964 that Liverpool wore all red for the first time in their history under Bill Shankly.<\/p>\n The idea being that his players would look \u2018seven feet tall\u2019, a psychological tactic to intimidate their opponents.<\/p>\n And it worked, as the Shankly era saw a dominance the club had never ever witnessed.<\/p>\n The likes of striker Ian St John, Emlyn Hughes, Ian Callaghan and Roger Hunt wore the famous jersey during the 1960s.<\/p>\n In the 70s it became Kevin Keegan, David Johnson, Kenny Dalglish and Ian Rush that became icons in the red of Liverpool.<\/p>\n